Muddy Guard Cabin

About this site

Overview Muddy Guard Cabin dates back to the late 1930s and offers views of wildflower-topped meadows and snow-capped mountains. Originally used as a Forest Service guard station, the quaint cabin appeals to those looking for a peaceful getaway with hiking, horseback riding and fishing. Winter access is possible, but only by cross country skis, snowmobiles or snowshoes along a 200-yard stretch of road. Recreation Fishing in Muddy Creek is enjoyable and various trails for hiking and mountain biking can be found in the area. Horseback riders appreciate the convenience of keeping horses at the cabin and heading out on surrounding trails. Facilities Fishing in Muddy Creek is enjoyable and various trails for hiking and mountain biking can be found in the area. Horseback riders appreciate the convenience of keeping horses at the cabin and heading out on surrounding trails. Natural Features The cabin is situated in a large open meadow near Muddy Creek at about 7,800 feet elevation. A dense forest of lodgepole pine surrounds the meadow. A short distance northeast lies Crazy Woman Canyon. Moose, deer and elk may be spotted in the area. Summer climates are typically warm days in the 70s and 80s and cool nights. Nearby Attractions The town of Buffalo offers conveniences like grocery stores, just a half-hour drive from the cabin.

Amenities & access

Contact

• 307-684-7806
• https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/bighorn/recreation/muddy-guard-cabin

Location

44.159444, -106.912500